Are Grateful People Really Happier Than Others?
28 Dec 2025 · 1 min

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In this Hindi spoken‑word monologue, the sole performer (Speaker A) weaves a lyrical confession of love and yearning. The speaker describes how the eyes of the beloved captivate him, how his heart beats in sync with that gaze, and how he feels both uplifted and tormented by the presence and possible absence of the beloved. He repeatedly asserts his identity as a poet, emphasizing that he exists to be heard and to convey his feelings. The piece blends romantic imagery, self‑reflection, and a yearning for the beloved’s attention, creating a vivid, emotionally charged poetic expression.










